Animals can instinctively initiate the birthing process, and they know how to cut the umbilical cord, where, and when to cut it from the fetus.
The hen can distinguish the rotten egg among the eggs it is brooding over and will reject it and throw it away; it can also differentiate between the fertilized and unfertilized eggs. It is inspired instinctively to turn the eggs it broods over every known number of hours; without this turning, the embryos would die due to sticking to the shell.
And the newly hatched chick knows where the weakest point in the egg is to peck it with its beak and emerge.
And the bee knows how to build its hexagonal homes without a ruler and without a compass. The worker bees returning from the fields create an accurate topographical map of the flower locations through dancing and making signals with movements of their abdomens that indicate the geography of the place with precise accuracy.
And more astonishing than all of that is the instinctive medicine practiced by the animal 'Wara' when it is bitten by a snake; it resorts to a type of desert grass called 'Ramram' by the Bedouins and rubs its wound in it. It has been observed that this animal does not engage in a battle with the snake unless it is near this grass; if it cannot find this grass, it does not confront the snake and instead flees. Experiments have proven that this grass indeed heals snake bites, and the scientific name for this grass is Heliotropium ramosissimum, with its therapeutic effect attributed to its impact on the immune system in the liver.
And these are scientific facts that have only been recognized recently. How did the 'Wara' animal grasp these facts, and where did it learn them?
That is direct inspiration and divine medicine without a doubt.
And this is what God has revealed to the animal, confirming the verse:
"And your Lord inspired the bee, 'Take for yourselves homes in the mountains and in the trees and in what they build.'"
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From the book / 'The Quran is a Living Being'
Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud, may God have mercy on him.